ASUS Supplies High-Performance Mini PCs to Ajou University Medical Center
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ASUS Korea said it has supplied the next-generation high-performance mini PC, the ExpertCenter PN54-S1, to Ajou University Medical Center together with Crossgen.
Ajou University Medical Center decided to introduce the system to replace aging computing equipment and improve its IT infrastructure, and the hospital environment's quietness and energy efficiency were also highlighted.
The PN54-S1 is equipped with an AMD Ryzen 200 series processor, AMD Radeon integrated graphics, DDR5 memory, support for up to 4 4K monitors, Wi-Fi 7, 2.5G wired networking, a TPM security chipset and a Kensington lock slot.
ASUS Korea said it has supplied the next-generation high-performance mini PC, the ExpertCenter PN54-S1, to Ajou University Medical Center together with Crossgen.
Ajou University Medical Center decided to introduce the system as part of efforts to replace aging computing equipment and improve its IT infrastructure. The move was driven by the goal of upgrading its cutting-edge medical education, research and administrative environment. ASUS said the product introduced at Ajou University Medical Center is the ExpertCenter PN54-S1.
According to ASUS, the ExpertCenter PN54-S1 measures 130 x 130 x 34 mm, or 13 cm wide and long and 3.4 cm thick. VESA mounting comes standard with the product, allowing it to be installed in spare spaces such as the back of a monitor or under a clinic desk. ASUS said this design can help conceal devices and expand usable space on desks in exam rooms and nursing stations, while contributing to a comfortable and tidy work environment.
The product uses a low-noise design to minimize cooling fan noise, meeting hospitals' need for a quiet environment. It also offers strong energy efficiency, making it a positive factor in hospitals' ESG management efforts.
The ExpertCenter PN54-S1 is equipped with the latest AMD Ryzen 200 series processor, AMD Radeon integrated graphics and next-generation DDR5 memory. Based on this, it supports EMR systems, high-resolution medical image reading through PACS, and analysis of large-scale research data, while delivering fast and stable performance with no lag in a variety of high-load tasks.
On the rear, the ExpertCenter PN54-S1 is equipped with two DisplayPort 1.4 ports, HDMI 2.1 and USB4, and supports simultaneous connection to up to 4 4K monitors. It also supports Wi-Fi 7 and 2.5G wired networking, enabling fast and uninterrupted data communication in large intranet environments.
Taking into account the nature of medical institutions' handling of patients' sensitive personal information, it also features a hardware-based TPM security chipset and a Kensington lock slot. This provides both security for preventing device theft and security for blocking external data breaches.
ASUS and Crossgen plan to use the large-scale supply case to Ajou University Medical Center as an important steppingstone for expanding into the medical and B2B public markets. Crossgen said the Ajou University Medical Center deployment is a reference case that demonstrates the ASUS mini PC's ability to operate in complex and security-sensitive environments such as hospitals, research labs and universities.
Crossgen said the PN54-S1 delivers space efficiency, strong performance and robust security. Based on this, it said it plans to actively expand customized IT infrastructure consulting and product supply for large and mid-sized hospitals, public institutions and educational institutions nationwide in order to respond to future demand for replacing computing equipment.
ASUS said mini PCs are proving their worth beyond the general consumer market in a wide range of B2B enterprise environments, including healthcare, industry and smart factories. It added that it will continue working closely with its key partner Crossgen and keep providing hardware solutions optimized for customer needs across industries.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Kwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407728
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